DOE to act against 18 illegal chemical factories in Pasir Gudang


  • Nation
  • Thursday, 18 Jul 2019

Norlin Jaafar

JOHOR BARU: The Department of Environment is expected to take action against 18 illegal chemical factories that have been found to be operating in the Pasir Gudang area.

Its director-general Norlin Jaafar said so far, they had taken action against three factories in a series of joint operations with other agencies.

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